Heidi Klum Embraces Bavarian Heritage at Oktoberfest
The model, 53, celebrated the annual festival in Munich, sharing moments from the festivities on social media.
Heidi Klum recently participated in Oktoberfest celebrations in Munich, Germany, embracing her heritage at the world's largest folk and beer festival. The model, 53, documented her experience, including a humorous struggle to fasten her plunging pink dirndl before joining fellow revelers.
Klum was seen swigging a stein of beer at the Braeurosl beer tent, dressed in a traditional pink floral dirndl. The outfit featured a full floral skirt, a pink bodice, and a white, lace-trimmed blouse, complemented by a floral headband and a heart-shaped handbag. She interacted with fans and posed for photos, appearing to fully immerse herself in the festivities.
The Oktoberfest appearance followed a family event called HeidiFest, held in Germany. Klum attended with her husband, Tom Kaulitz, 37, her daughter Leni, 22, son Henry Samuel, 21, and her mother, Erna Klum. For HeidiFest, Klum wore a vibrant yellow floral dirndl and a matching flower wreath, paired with yellow heels. Kaulitz donned traditional lederhosen with a light blue shirt and vest, completing the look with knee-high socks. Klum's mother wore a red dress, while Henry wore similar traditional attire. Leni opted for a baby blue dress and UGG slippers.
Klum has four children: Leni, whom she shares with Italian businessman Flavio Briatore, and Henry, Johan, and Lou, whom she shares with her ex-husband, the musician Seal. Seal officially adopted Leni in 2009. Klum and Seal were married from 2005 to 2014.